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Private In-Home and Online Trigonometry Tutoring in Buffalo, NY

Receive personally tailored Trigonometry lessons from exceptional tutors in a one-on-one setting. We help you connect with in-home and online tutoring that offers flexible scheduling and your choice of locations.

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How can a tutor assist you in conquering Trigonometry?

If you plan on working in a field that requires mathematics, or an understanding of geometry and spatial awareness, then you may probably be required to have an understanding of trigonometry. From computer programmers to engineers, the principles of trigonometry are used to help professionals make informed calculations. Since the subject builds off of your prior knowledge, it is important that you have a good understanding of trigonometry in order to succeed in the course. If you are interested in getting assistance from a dedicated instructor who may aid you in understanding trigonometry, contact Varsity Tutors. Our educational directors may help you find a qualified, professional trigonometry tutor in Buffalo.

An expert trigonometry tutor in Buffalo, NY, may help you work toward meeting all of your studying goals. You benefit from learning in a student-centered manner that places your needs at the forefront. You may be able to actively engage in every lesson, as well as receive meaningful advice and valuable feedback. Your tutor may give you tips and tricks that may help you remember the information covered throughout the course. You may also receive hands-on assistance from your tutor as you learn about Thales' Theorem, memorize the law of cosines, and learn how to calculate spherical angles. No matter what your goals are, your tutor is happy to assist you. This means that you may study in order to improve your understanding of trigonometry, or simply prepare for an upcoming test.

Work to make your study more efficient by using an expert trigonometry tutor in Buffalo. Lessons are designed to be as convenient and efficient as possible. Your tutor is happy to review the material that you struggle to understand, while skipping over concepts that you have already understood. Unlike classroom-based lessons, one-on-one tutoring lets you target specific areas of trigonometry. You may also schedule to study at a time and place which best suits you. Your tutor is happy to meet you anywhere around town, at a time that doesn't cause you to sacrifice time from your obligations. You may even learn electronically, through the face-to-face online tutoring feature via our live learning platform.

Contact us today and see how we may help you get the most of your studies. Each of the independent trigonometry tutors that Varsity Tutors may help you find in Buffalo, NY, are experienced professionals. No matter what your proficiency level is, there is a tutor who may assist you in understanding trigonometry.

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Recent Tutoring Session Reviews

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"We went over the student's chapter 10 test review that she had on Thursday. She did really well and just needs to get those formulas down for parabolas, circles, ellipses, and hyperbolas. "

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"The student and I covered Trigonometry. I taught him the hand trick for the unit circle so he could find the values of the major angles in the circle. We went through his worksheet, which worked on reference angles, sin, and cos. I suggested he look at the unit circle and do his best at memorizing as many values as he could. He will text me to set up the next session."

"We started our session by finishing the topics we had worked on last time, parametric and polar graphing. This was the last section of the course, so we then began our review process for the final exam. We began working through the chapter on complex numbers, and we will continue to review during our next meeting."

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"We reviewed things we've already done to make sure the student can do them. She has trouble with the difference between a side and an angle, or between a trig function and an angle."

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"We reviewed and applied the law of sines and cosines to solving some triangles. After that we used the rules for 45-45-90 and 30-60-90 triangles to quickly solve triangles. I think he's comfortable using the rules."

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"We reviewed material in preparation for the student's upcoming exam on simplifying functions, half and double angle identities, and sum and difference identities. He continues to build his confidence and understanding of the material. He has improved his problem solving abilities and continues to develop new ones. He should do great on his exam. "

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"The student and I continued proving trigonometric identities today, building on last week's lesson. Though the student was initially worried about the assignment, she began recognizing the identity patterns very quickly, and the rest of the work became much less stressful for her."

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"We covered some new trig properties like double angle and power reduction properties. The student isn't struggling too much, just working on getting the application of old principles down. We reviewed his last test (the one that motivated him to seek tutoring), and it was mostly small errors that got bigger and more confusing into the problem. We worked on these because practice makes perfect! "

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"The student is about 2/3 through a trigonometry course, and is a week away from an exam next Thursday. We started today by covering what will be the start of the material for this exam, chapter five. We first reviewed basic trigonometric identities, such as the negative angle, quotient, reciprocal, and Pythagorean identities. This part wasn't too much of an issue especially when reinforcing formulas with a visual representation of how they worked. Next, we worked through problems that involved the use of algebra and trigonometry to manipulate trigonometric expressions. This section posed some more issues, as some old polynomial identities and the novelty of the process was a bit troubling. We will continue to prepare for the exam next week."

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"The student is working on graphing the cosine and sine trigonometric functions and transformations of the two. Her homework included the identification of transformations: vertical shifts, vertical stretches or changes in the amplitude, and phase shifts. She also worked on problems where she identified the period of either sine or cosine function from a graph or from the equation of the function. She used the unit circle to first create a table of values and then to graph sine and cosine and their various transformations. After reviewing the assignment, she felt more comfortable with the material. "

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"We reviewed trigonometry problems, requiring the use of identities, and beginning with the practice of substitution of the argument within a trigonometric function. The student caught on quickly to the method of substitution, but gets ahead of himself and still makes algebraic mistakes sometimes. With some prompting on utilizing known trigonometric identities, he became very effective in solving more complex problems, which could ultimately be reduced to very simple answers."

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"We covered applications of the law of cosines, law of sines, and Heron's formula. The student knows how to do all three concepts and with practice he became confident when doing them. The student has a test tomorrow, so I gave him some tips for test taking to understand what he is looking for in the problem. Once he gets started with the problem, the student often has no trouble solving it. Also, we went over previous subjects that will be on his test. These include double angles, half angles, and DMS."